Reproduction US Revolutionary War Paper Money Lot 10 original envelope colonial

Description

Reproduction Colonial Era Paper Money, Bills Notes, Lot of 10 in original envelope entitled “Virginia Money”, U.S. Revolutionary War, “antiqued” reproductions on heavy paper, purchased in the early 1990’s at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia.
Lot of 10 includes two copies of each of the five notes.
The envelope gives interesting historical facts about this currency:
“Photographically reproduced from examples in the Colonial Williamsburg collection.
They range in date from 1759 to 1781, and in value from two pounds to two hundred dollars.
The originals were official Virginia treasury notes, printed in the colonies from engraved plates on the best handmade rag paper.
Prominent government officials signed the notes, which were numbered by hand as a protection against counterfeiting.
For example, the signatures of Robert Carter Nicholas, treasurer of the colony, and Payton Randolph, later president of the First Continental Congress, appear on the Twelve Crown Note.”
Please see photos for condition details.
Photos are of the exact item to be shipped.
Non-smoking, pet free home.
Very Good Condition:
All of the notes have crisp corners and edges except the two Two Pound notes that have very slight bends on the bottom corners and along the bottom edge.
The envelope has a few light discolorations, creases, and wear on both bottom corners.
No shipping outside the United States for this item.  (USA customers only).  Shipping via USPS First Class.
No Returns.